everything is an uncertainty problem which is a courage problem which is a faith problem

new york subplot for the past few months:

Streets have awoken

Yirantian Fall Winter 2026 Rtw

If you need me I’m over on instagram watching a Georgian dance ensemble boogie to Future

When asked a great question at MIT in 1992, Steve Jobs sat in silence for 19 seconds before giving his most honest answer.

preorder :) liberalcurrents.com/the-reco…

i found my first encounter with the reproducibility crisis lol #metascience

RT @h0neyndmilk: wasn’t prepared for how beautiful this would be. it’s somehow more entrancing in person

introducing the first programs of the @resonantcompute lab today 🤍 its time to get building 1. gardens - working groups around nitty gritty topics (ex: portable memory) 2. gatherings - its all enabled by community 3. projects - spotlighting and supporting resonant work and startups these lay the foundations for all to come - and for a new way of building tech

unfortunately (or fortunately) at the VERY frontier, method itself becomes unstable. the question is no longer only “what experiment would prove this?” we're asking “what form of inquiry lets us see the mountain at all?”

in trad science, when we’re looking at innovation, what we’re doing is taking an investment in an open field – a broad question – that cannot be answered in a binary way with one experiment, or even a set of experiments all we’re trying to do is iteratively take the most uncertain question, the highest area of risk, and collapsing that, trying to find the answer to that with an experiment, over and over again, with the hope that we have de-risked the concept so we have a viable idea at the end of the day